It's Felger and Mass live from Underdogs Cantina in San Francisco with one final pregame warmup before Sunday's big kickoff.

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Now, Mike and Tony.

All right, welcome back to the program.

Felgar and Mass special Saturday night Super Bowl weekend edition of Felger and Maz here from Underdogs Cantina in San Francisco.

And that was a great retrospective there from Zoe and Sosi on the past 15 years

in all the championships and here they are again. Unbelievable. And we're getting your game ready. Of course, you got you covered all day tomorrow. Patriots pre and post and the game. SoCy and Zoh live from Levi Stadium. 6.30 kick Eastern Time. I think that that is right. Yep, 6.30 kickoff. So, you know, the nice thing out here, if you're a fan, is that the game's over at, you know, 7.7.30. I mean, the Super Bowl is obviously a longer endeavor with the halftime show and everything else. But, you know, you get done at a reasonable time. Still have some time to have a good night. Hopefully it's a celebratory one for Patriots fans.

Okay, back to your phones here, as promised.

Again, Jeff, I can't cue these up here for some reason from where I'm at. Let's go to Danny and Quincy on line four. Hi, Danny. Here we go. You're going to get Belichick credit, Danny. Hey, speaking of Belichael, you brought it up, Tony. I just watched the replay of the first one against the Rams.

What a massive, up, Tony. I just watched the replay of the first one against the rim.

What a massive, unbelievable, tremendous defensive game that was. Madden was saying it the whole game.

They held the rims to three points up until about four or five minutes to go in the game.

So it was just amazing. Amazing. And then the hits they were putting on water, Smith, all the players Belichick added to Parcells.

He added about 12 players, which never get, I didn't even call for that, but you brought it up, Tony.

But anyway. Okay, well, what you look to call for?

Anyway, okay, on the defensive side, Gonzalez's payday is coming. Because if he can't go man to man, they're not going to be able to take advantage of blitzing a statuess quarterback, which they absolutely have to do and take advantage of it.

Because Russian four, I don't know if they can get there with four.

But anyway, on the offensive side, why do I get the feeling that I'm going to be criticized in Josh McDaniel's first play calling?

But his inability, in my opinion, because the receivers haven't been able to get open in these three playoff games.

It's like laborious, it's work, it's like perfect throws, a miracle, miraculous catches have to be done.

But he doesn't scheme receivers open which you're

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